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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1957
Page
9
Local Club Plans Thematic Yearend Event
Bertha Hughes and H. P. Ian outline a community club program for an annual year arch. After 35 years the group promotes longevity and prep time. A chef will present a p m session with prizes for members and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hughes
H. P. Ian
Local Birth Announcements From Various Addresses
The notice lists multiple birth announcements with family names and dates. Entries include Mr and Mrs on Willow Road and 3 Estabrook Road. A baby boy is reported for several families with dates in late February and early March across Lincoln and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Road
Ick Cole
Wal
Donald Williams
Toobert Hodge
Estabrook Road
John Massachusetts
Yale Road
South
Lodgien
John Kennedy
Lincoln
Local Red Cross Chapter Plans Campaign Fund Chair
Fragmented text indicates a local Red Cross chapter planning a campaign and appointing a fund chair to maintain services for children and water-related needs, with emphasis on fundraising and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Aiscon
Bedford Voters Approve Selectmen and School Board Seats
Bedford turnout reached 856 of about 3 000 in the annual town election. Arthur H. Hayden was reelected selectman with 610 votes and Louis H. Smith won 410, defeating Warren K. Lewellen and Joseph Mangion. In school committee Frank R. Joslin and Kenneth Sheldon won with 601 and 690 votes respectively, Miles and others trailed. Five elected for constable included Chief Frederick Ay Sullivan and Richard Hartwell among others, defeating Francis J. Sullivan and a rival patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Arthur H. Hayden
Louis H. Smith
Warren K. Lewellen
Joseph. Mangion
Frank R. Joslin
Kenneth Sheldon
Farris
E. Miles
Constable
Frederick
Ay Sullivan
Richard Hartwell
James
H. Joyce
Patroman
Charles. J. Katé
Martin F. NeM@han
Francis J. Sullivan
Parrolman
South Acton Break-In Leads to Juvenile Detention
West Acton police arrested a local juvenile after a break into the Laffin Lunchroom in South Acton between 2:30 and 3:00 a.m. A footprint trail in fresh snow helped tracing. Owner Fraser Laffin reported the break as the youth claimed he only hoped to stay warm and eat. The boy is to appear at Concord District Court juvenile sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
West Acton
Laffin
Fraser Laffin
Yetaone
Edward J. Collins Lind
Art Day Set by Concord Woman's Club Next Monday
Concord Woman's Club observes Art Day Monday at the Girl Scout House with 1:30 dessert and coffee. Mrs. Harold J Ames presides. Helen Wiedeman from a Boston studio will speak on Adventures with Stained Glass. Co hosts include Mrs. Alden H Russell and Mrs. Robert E Rader. annual luncheon April 9 at the 1775 House in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Girl Scout House
Harold John Ames
Helen Wiedeman
Boston
Alden H. Russell
Robert E. Rader
Lexington
League Notes Survey Update For Sudbury Town
The League of Women Voters reports the town survey will be updated after the Annual Town Meeting and ready by April 15. A League Board Meeting is set for March 12 at 8 p.m. at Robert Dodson Maynard. Unit meetings follow March 18 19 and 20 with times and places to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
League of Women Voters
Coniernment
League
Robert Dods
Maynard
Carlisle Board Names New Officers For Year
The Carlisle board of selectmen met after town election and organized for the new year. Everett F. Lapham was named chairman, Alongo B. remains clerk, and Roy V. Cann becomes police chief. The next regular meeting is set for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Board of Selectmen
Everett F. Lapham
Concord Street
Alongo B
Roy V. Cann
Acton woman injured in Maynard pickup crash
Tucker, 43, of 145 Main Street Maynard, lost control of a pickup on Main Street last Wednesday at 9 35 p m. His vehicle knocked down several willow trees, pinning him under the dash until extrication. He was rushed to Emerson Hospital unconscious and treated by Dr Charles Custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Howard
Tucker
Main Street
Maynard
Main
Emerson Hospital
Charles
Patrolitiari
Sudbury Garden Club exhibition and birthday notices
The Sudbury Garden Club held its last Flower Arrangement session at Mrs George Walkers Peakham Road home with Mrs Massiey Needham as presenter. Members showcased arrangements with top honors to Mrs Teich Mrs Gee and Mrs Ellms. Also a birthday party for Charles Holloway Jr aged one featured family and friends. A Bay Stave Society drive to raise funds for rehabilitation services runs March 15 to April 22 coordinated by C K Feier son and Gerald Reichley with regional chairmanship by Reichley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
George Walker
Peakham Road
John Massi¢y
Needham
Russell’ Wood
Wesley Teich
Carlton Elims, Jr
Teich
Thomas P. Gee
Ellms
Massiey
Little
Lincoln Sudbury
Charles T. Holloway, Jr
Nighonor
Charles 4
Holloway
Phyllis Hamilton
Irs
Hazel’ Hamilton
Neien Lampoeli
Bodehwever
Jennifer
A.jagre
First Since 1855 Tuttle Clung to Acton Clerk Post Ends
In Acton the town clerk lapse ends a 102 year streak as Charles M. MacRae was elected Monday to replace Harlan E. Tuttle who retired January 1. Harlan held the job 158 years and came after Horace Tuttle and his father William D. Tuttle who served 43 years since 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Tuttle
Charles
M. MacRae
Harlan E. Tuttle
Harlan
Horace
William D. Tuttle
Sudbury Troop Progress and Meeting Highlights
Sudbury council notes record a February 28 troop meeting with 35 boys, merit badges earned by Paul Mahoney and Paul-Morte, advancing classes led by Joe Bisson and Grant Boughton, and a submarine game. Patrols reported, and a Camp Resolute viewing urged for March 8. The next Court of Honor is set for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Bisson
Cousins
MacLean
Robert MacLean
Henry Nelson
Wayne Young
Paul Mahoney
Paul’ Morte
Joe Bisson
Grant Boughton
Boughton
Joe
David Boughton
Cochi Grammar
Joseph Bisson
Richard Hill
Charles Cousins
Dean Crary
Theodore Davison
Bible Boys
Goodenow
Concord Lions Club to Host Ladies Night March 12
Concord Lions Club sets a ladies night event for Tuesday March 12 at 7 pm at Old Mill Westminster with co chairmen Robert E. Sheehan and Robert W. Shaline. A directors meeting was held at the local insurance exchange with President J. Edward Holt presiding. Zone Chairman Rudolph W. Currier announced an advisory committee meeting in Acton March 19 after attending a cabinet meeting in Gloucester last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Lions Club
Old Mill
Westminster
Robert E. Sheehan
Robert W. Shalline
Insurance Exchange
J. Edward Holt
Zone
Rudolph W. Currier
Acton
Currier
Gloucester
Birth Announcement for Susan Bartle in Brookline
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wayne Bartle celebrate the birth of a daughter Susan on February 16 at Richardson House. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hellmann of Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bartle of Eau Claire Wisconsin. Great grandparents include Mrs. William Bain of Brookline Mrs. A Hellmann of Medford and Mrs. R. M. Bartle of Eau Claire Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Daniel Wayne Bartle
Barbara Boyd Hellmann
Brookline
Susan
Richardson House
William F. Hellmann
Gilbert Bortle
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
William Bain
A. Hellmann
Medford
R. M. Bortle
Scouts to Meet as Carlisle Troop 36 Sees Leader Retire
Carlisle Boy Scouts Troop 36 will meet tonight at 7 at the brick schoolhouse with Scoutmaster Robert F. Lauder in charge. This is Lauder's final meeting before retirement. a successor will be announced later. About 12 boys are in the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Boy Scouts
Robert F. Lauder
Lauder
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